Wow, It improves my game like a lot. Cool

Thanks much, I learned something new. Can you make video on limited spaces between two objects created at random so they don't overlap

I recognize that voice your the guy who did a tutorial on replit right

You could calculate the direction as follows: dx = (mx - pmx) / distance dy = (my - pmy) / distance This should give you the exact same result (the components of a normalized direction vector) or possibly be even more accurate as the value is calculated with less layers of float prosessing and the errors associated with it. I would calculate the direction this way as it would save you an arc tangent (atan2), a cosine and a sine calculation which are very costly to calculate. While performance really isn't a big deal as Python itself is so slow that optimization is basically useless, I still wanted to point it out as I thought it might interest someone. Of course I won't go into a deepdive how this is derived since nobody probably cares, but it's just basic trigonometry which I found interesting to make a comment about.

Very good tutorial, but I would suggest naming the variable something more easy to understand, because it's quite easy to mistake one for another when they're named x, y pmx, pmy dx, dy znd mx, my

Thank you for this video I had trouble understanding what masks are by just reading through the docs!

Beautiful.

thank you so much

Great video!!! From this point how would you add collisions.... because I try to add with a simple colliderect but it works partially, whenever i run off the platform my guy doesnt fall, I would have to jump again for it to fall to the ground

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How would one change the speed?

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for, I needed this for my RPG w/ Top- Down view lol

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Can this be used for continual object movement without mouse click, with a few changes , great tutorials, new subscriber

Thanks. I'm going to write a student paper and develop a game for it, so your video was very useful to me, because I'm still new to python.

Hello, can someone please explan why : -1 mod rectwidth == rectwidth - x? I always thought that it would be -1, but can't see any examples on the internet that has a smaller negative dividend.

Thanks for the video! I just heard that I should convert, but they didn’t explain why, so I watched this video and now I think I understand.

nice and straight forward tutorials, great videos!

Thanks! I use a very underpowered computer and always love to improve performance in my code. :D

His tutorials are absolutely fantastic! I noticed I'm learning way more in same amount of time compared to watching a popular channels nowadays. Shame he stopped making videos years ago. Python popularity just exploded in last few years.

how come when I did import sys it didn't work

will 500 fps affect the performance on the game?

replaced the circle with an image and it broke everything

I can't open onedrive

I didn't expect to have to learn trigonometry this much to use pygame ;-;. Thank you so much this video helped a lot.

Hey, thanks for making this. You showed me practically how I can use vectors for movement

well explained

I'm tying to do this but with a sprite, using sprite.rect. I'm not sure of how to implement this using classes.

Nice Video :) xD

Wow, nice Video :)

Wow, thannk you for this Great Tutroial! This helped me a lot :)

your word code.Pylet yay 10points

Thanks

I like it!

Hi every one, can somebody help me? I need to make my player jump using the same code of the video.

hola, un gran saludo desde méxico, me ayudaste demasiado con este vídeo, eres bueno explicando :D

Very simple, very efficient. Thank you.

thanks you i finally found a way to actually make a player in my game

Thank god, I finally found my exact solution to my problem. I try to make an RTS game and there is a huge ton of problems with mouse control such as Queueing next move such as Shift+Command. Debounce button effect. And finally you create a video that solve my problem, thank so much :)

thanks :)

How to stop the bg from moving if it reaches the end of the image ...

This tutorial is great! It helped me a lot, thanks!

Thank you, very well expained !!!

Is it still like this?

THIS is the most used word in this video

This is not good for me (index % cols * w, index / cols * h, w, h) just like this (index % cols * w, int(index / cols) * h, w, h)

Your tutorials are as good as they come. Please consider coming back with more tutorials!

sadly this is the last video of the channel

This video was very helpful, thanks a lot!

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